(ANSA) — BEIJING, MAY 12 — China has dismissed accusations of economic coercion, an issue on the agenda of the G7 financial summit in Niigata and on the agenda of leaders in Hiroshima next week, and points the finger at the US, “probably the first to be convicted”. “The United States has repeatedly generalized the concept of national security, abused export control measures, and adopted discriminatory and unfair practices towards companies from other countries, grossly violating the principles of market economy and fair competition,” Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin said. calls for an end to the “narrow and exclusive circles”. (HAND).
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